On the Thursday night Broncos Show on BBC London 94.9fm, club captain Francis has an in-depth interview with Mark Church, and Danny Williams talks over dinner with Jon Wells.

The club is requesting fans play an active part in the Broncos Show by calling 0207 224 2000, by SMS text to 07786 200 949, or by email to [email protected] The Broncos Show is from 8.30pm to 9pm.

London plays Wigan Warriors at 6pm on Saturday 12th March at Griffin Park, Brentford.

Broncos home game Standard adult tickets in advance are ?12 each (?15 on the day) and premium adult tickets are ?15 in advance (?18 on the day).

Book in advance and save for any Broncos home game - 0871 222 1132
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REMARKS PROMPT REA-ACTION IN LONDON

When London Broncos taken on Wigan Warriors at Griffin Park on Saturday night there will be many London sports stars watching on.

In recent weeks Broncos Coach Tony Rea has openly expressed his view on the quality of rugby that fans can expect to see at Griffin Park.

There have been quotes in national and local press outlets, and even blatant advertising, declaring that the rugby at Griffin Park, according to Rea, is 'the best you'll find in London."

And it would seem that Rea?s team, which has performed exceptionally well in two performances at home so far this year, has evoked the desired effect. Not only will there be players from Chelsea FC and Surrey County Cricket Club in attendance, but also players from local rugby union club London Harlequins.

Rea believes that what fans will see on Saturday night will further back up his claim:

What I choose to say is my own opinion. It?s the performance of our team that really counts but it?s great to see so many other sports coming out to take a look. They are all most welcome.?

What I can be sure of is that this will be one hell of an exciting game."

If you've ever thought about coming to look at this spectacle, but as yet have not made the effort, make sure you get to this one. You will not be disappointed."

In team news Rea has announced his 20-man squad with Jon Kirkpatrick and Dave Highton both returning from injury for what will be their first game in the engage Super League.?

Rea will be missing Rob Purdham for six weeks after the England ?A? International broke his hand at Bradford last Sunday.

Tonight on the Broncos Show on BBC London 94.9fm club captain Francis has an in-depth interview with Mark Church, and Danny Williams talks over dinner with Jon Wells. The club is requesting fans play an active part in the Broncos Show by calling 0207 224 2000, by SMS text to 07786 200 949, or by email to [email protected] The Broncos Show is from 8.30pm to 9pm.
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BRONCOS STRIVING FOR A HEALTHIER LONDON

For the first time ever, London Broncos are joining up with good going ? travel awareness in Hounslow. This Saturday, when the Broncos take on Wigan Warriors in round five of the engage Super League, the club is encouraging fans to think twice about how they travel to Griffin Park.

Congestion levels around Griffin Park increase on match days and London Broncos are joining up with good going in a bid to alleviate this congestion, by asking fans to think about leaving the car at home from time to time.

On Saturday, when the Broncos play their third home game of the league, they will use their award-winning match day magazine Game On! to ask fans to walk, cycle, use public transport, or car share whenever possible when traveling to support the team.

Broncos Operations Manager, Dom Fenton commented: ?We?re delighted to be promoting good going and playing our part in improving the quality of life for everyone living, working, or traveling to games at Griffin Park.?

Most of our players already choose to leave their cars at home when cycling to training and they are obviously aware of the health benefits as well as the ease on local traffic congestion.?

good going is based on the principle that no initiative is too big or small to benefit from ? and give added value to ? good going.

Individuals can join London Broncos? players David Highten, Mark O?Halloran, Danny Williams, and John Kilpatrick in showing their commitment to a healthier London by pledging to support good going, by signing the good going pledge.

This is a pledge to walk, cycle, use public transport, car share or use low pollution vehicles whenever possible. You can show your support for good going ? travel awareness in Hounslow by signing the good going pledge online at www.goodgoing.co.uk.